Buenos Aires P1 Prize Money: What Champions Galán/Chingotto and Haddad Maia/Parmesano Earned

The Buenos Aires P1 has concluded with impressive prize money distributions for champions Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto in the men's category, and Beatriz Haddad Maia and Paula Parmesano in the women's division. The Premier Padel event showcased not only elite-level competition but also significant financial rewards for the sport's top performers.

Men's Champions Claim Substantial Prize

Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto secured the men's title at Buenos Aires P1, earning a combined prize that reflects the tournament's prestige within the Premier Padel circuit. The partnership between the Argentine duo proved formidable throughout the competition, culminating in their championship victory and the substantial financial reward that accompanies winning at this level.

Women's Title Goes to Haddad Maia and Parmesano

Beatriz Haddad Maia and Paula Parmesano claimed the women's championship, earning their respective shares of the prize pool. The Brazilian-Argentine partnership demonstrated the competitive depth of women's padel at the Premier Padel level, with both players contributing significantly to their tournament success.

Prize Distribution Across Rounds

The Buenos Aires P1 prize structure rewards consistency and progression through the tournament brackets. Players who advance further receive increasingly substantial compensation, incentivizing competitive performances from the opening rounds through the final matches. This tiered approach ensures that even early-round exits provide meaningful financial returns for professional players, supporting the sustainability of careers in professional padel.

The prize money distribution at Premier Padel events continues to demonstrate the sport's growth and investment in professional competition, attracting top-tier talent from around the world to compete at the highest levels.

Corrected on 5 October 2026: player names amended.